Many people are suggesting me to pay off student loans even though the government is not pressurising me. I am saving money for may marriage in December. What should I do? I owe around $80,000 on student loans. So, what should I do?
I guess you have taken a federal student loan. Repaying a student loan
is a long term process like a mortgage loan. But you cannot wait for a
long time to get married. That is why my suggestion is first to
concentrate on your marriage. You have merely 2 month's time for
marriage preparation.
So, first of all, concentrate on your marriage. For student loan debt,
talk to the student loan representative.
It is always better if you can
save a certain amount and don't splurge on your marriage.
Yes, you want to enjoy but won't it be better to have a better life
after marriage than enjoying a lot and then remain stressed about paying
back debt!
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I guess you have taken a federal student loan. Repaying a student loan is a long term process like a mortgage loan. But you cannot wait for a long time to get married. That is why my suggestion is first to concentrate on your marriage. You have merely 2 month's time for marriage preparation.
So, first of all, concentrate on your marriage. For student loan debt, talk to the student loan representative.
This can be an ideal strategy.
Sub: #1 posted on Thu, 10/29/2020 - 00:19
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Yes, you want to enjoy but won't it be better to have a better life after marriage than enjoying a lot and then remain stressed about paying back debt!
Sub: #2 posted on Fri, 11/06/2020 - 07:25
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